Claims Linking Yemenite Children to Israel’s Nuclear Program

A family of religious Temanim, they had a kid born.

They steal it, they tell him

he died. "Where is the body?

Let us make you a f-funeral." "We took care of it."

They stole so many babies, and they sold them

to some families who didn't

have kids, and they wanted to buy them, Ashkenazim,

and to America to do experiments on them.

They sold the babies to America.

They used to do experiments on Black kids

here.

Once the media found out that

they do all kinds of tests on Black

children, it was big noise over here, so they stopped.

But they needed kids.

They make experiments, medicines,

all kinds of things.

Shimon Peres made a deal with the Americans, "I will supply you

with babies, but you have to give me one thing in

return. Make a connection between me and the French

government.

I would like the French to build a nuclear

facility for Israel

for p-purpose of peace."

Just like Iran tell the world, "For peace, for

peace." What peace?

So Shimon Peres thought that, "If I will

sacrifice the hundreds or thousands of Yemenite kids

and give them to the

American,

one day we will have nuclear bomb. And

when the Goyim would like to

kill us again like they did in Auschwitz,

they won't mess with

us because we will have a nuclear bomb." Later, they made

submarines. Now Israel have submarines in the ocean,

meaning if somebody

wants to throw a bomb in Israel,

Israel have enough power to

wipe out the whole world in one

minute from the ocean. They can shoot in any place

and put... In America,

they can shoot fifty nuclear bombs

and destroy

America, Japan, Russia, everywhere.

The whole world knows it. How many

missiles with nuclear Israel have? It's a mystery.

Twenty-something years ago, there was one trader, Vanunu, he was

working inside. He wrote to the world that Israel have more

than two hundred nuclear bombs. That was twenty-five years ago.

Now it could be a thousand maybe.

A thousand nuclear bomb can wipe out the whole world.

That was on the mind of Shimon Peres.